Sentence examples for research matching from inspiring English sources

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has revealed that it uses postcodes held on its systems for work allocation, contacting customers, research, matching records and providing "specific local payments", while the Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) uses the data for statistical modelling and for the random selection of households.

Secondly, and more significantly, it's using technology to solve a very human problem and one of the biggest obstacles in medical research: matching the right patients with the right clinical trials, which in turn should help speed up the development of new treatments and ultimately save lives.

Ms. Combs said that Texas was "trying to have our priority of research match the feds," but that this was often difficult to achieve and frustrating.

The effects of NM-300K in soil observed in this research match the data already published.

But what's better is our market research matches 3rd party research which says the customer satisfaction is the highest of any apple product.

Do you notice changes to your sleep depending on how you eat, or does the research match your experience?

The remaining 79 studies, which included a wide range of topics (e.g. attentional blink, metacontrast, apparent motion, flash lag effect, letter or word identification, temporal order judgment, face recognition, change and repetition blindness, or macula degeneration research), matched all the given criteria.

The competencies identified through this research match many of those seen in the chronic disease self-management literature (34, 35).

The purpose of the review is to compare how institutional care management research matches the long-term care challenges currently emphasized in international long-term care policy for elderly people.

So for example researches, matching "subjective" data sources by the use of COPSOQ and "objective" source by medical examination [ 33].

Her work has many components: helping community cancer advocacy organizations write research grants, educating community organizations about cancer research, and matching patients from minority communities with clinical trials.